I've an input text field. On press enter, i'm performing the following action function doWork(){ httpObject = getHTTPObject(); if (httpObject != null) { link = "message.php?nick="+nickName+"&msg="+document.getElementById('msg').value; httpObject.open("GET", link , true); httpOb...
Obviously the answer is no... right? The reason I ask is because I have this string defined in XML for an Android app: <string name="foo"><![CDATA[<html><body><p>This%20is%20a%20test</p></body></html>]]></string> All I do to the string is read it, and display in an HTML view. I would not have expected the %20s to be interpreted, yet t...
I'm having the strangest issue with codeigniter. I have a site that has a search feature which displays the person's query in the url so that they can save the url. I make sure that the query text has gone through rawurlencode before I stick it in the url. However, Codeigniter still shoots me to an error page when there's a character i...
Hi All, My Browser shows URL with file name as http://www.example.com/pdf/204177_20090604_Chloorhexidine_DCB_oogdruppels_0%2C1%25.pdf Actual File name is 204160_20090604_Atropine_DCB_oogdruppels_0,5%.pdf After urldecode, it gives wrong file name as http://www.example.com/pdf/204177_20090604_Chloorhexidine_DCB_oogdruppels_0,1%.pdf ...
I know that %20 and + both decode to the same binary value (a space), and for most webservers, especially those that map to physical files they will point to the same resource. But my question is, must a url like http://www.example.org/hello%20world point to the same resource as http://www.example.org/hello+world, are they canonically t...
Hey .. How can I urlencode a string with special chars æøå? ex. urllib.urlencode('http://www.test.com/q=testæøå') I get this error :(.. not a valid non-string sequence or mapping object ...
I'm using the Microsoft AntiXss 3.1 library. We have a number of international sites which use non-Latin scripts. We're using SEO-friendly URL's, so we have non-ASCII characters that end up in the URL. AntiXss.UrlEncode (at least in 3.1) treats "international characters" as safe, so we end up with an IRI instead of a URI: http://somesi...
How can I get a URL-encoded version of a multidimensional dictionary in Python? Unfortunately, urllib.urlencode() only works in a single dimension. I would need a version capable of recursively encoding the dictionary. For example, if I have the following dictionary: {'a': 'b', 'c': {'d': 'e'}} I want to obtain the following string: ...
Let's say I have the following entry in my grails URLMappings.groovy: "/actionName/param1"(controller:'myController', action:'myAction') When I call an URL where param1 includes + as a special character, the URL is encoded correctly to /actionName/my%2Bparam for example, both in my local and in my server environment. In my local envi...
I want my url like this: "http://domain.com/tag/高兴" My route mapping: routes.MapRoute("Tag", "tag/{name}", new { controller = "Tag", action="Index" }); But Html.RouteLink will encode the parameters as default. If I use Html.RouteLink in my View, the generated html is: <a href="/tag/%E9%AB%98%E5%85%B4">高兴</a> Is there any way to a...
Hi All, Using PHP 5.3.2, I'm having trouble with handling a request for a page whose name has an umlaut in it: ö Making the request using Firefox + Live HTTP Headers for the test_ö_test.htm page, I can see firefox automatically converts/encodes the umlaut when it makes a request: GET /test_%C3%B6_test.htm HTTP/1.1 Now, using http://...